Ideas

When setting up search filters in the Student Registers module, you can select which modules you can use these search filters in. This list includes Pupil Profiles and the Medical Centre module. It would be great if the Registration Manager module...

If a teacher has added a pupil to a detention, they would like email notification that the pupil has/hasn't attended.

Currently we can set the minimum stock levels for medication/inventory held at school as a whole, but we can't specify minimum levels of medication/inventory for each of the locations - we wouldn't know if a particular location is running low of s...

Rather than having a separate "Location" list in the Medical Centre, could we manage the Locations via the Estate Manager module, where Buildings and Classrooms are already managed? This would be a single place within iSAMS to manage rooms/locatio...

This would aid schools that have more than one site or staff that are not familiar with siblings across a school. Siblings appear with a tick box to add them to a concern.

It would be very useful to be able to set a default Severity Level, in the same way that a default "Concern Status" is set.

I contact you to ask for a product enhacement request to add notification to Heads of Department & Head Teacher into the Wellbeing Manager Module and Heads of Department into Rewards & Conduct Module.Specifically I want to be able into Wel...

When in the horizontal and vertical grouping section of giving a Commendation it would be useful to be able to filter by Academic House and Year Group

On the Manage Records tab we can change the number of records per page. On the Doctors & Surgeries tab we can't. Please can we have the ability to increase/change the number of Surgeries shown per page on the Doctors & Surgeries tab? The s...

When you log an accident it does not have a body map to indicate the location or size if the injury. This is essential when logging accidents. I hop this is something that can be added easily as we are despereate to do away with the paper accident...